Baseball scores from spring schedule show mixed results
In the American League New York defeated Washington 5 to 2 while Philadelphia beat Boston 5 to 4. In the National League Boston prevailed over Philadelphia 4 to 2 and St Louis beat Cincinnati 6 to 2. New York led Brooklyn 7 to 3 in a later listed game.
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Southern Association Scores and Weather Delays
Chattanooga lost 2-5 to Memphis 5-9 while Atlanta posted 3 and New Orleans 7. Birmingham Knoxville rain and a Little Rock Nashville double header rain delays noted.
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Schedule of NBA games across cities this week
Chicago at St. Louis Detroit at Cleveland Washington at New York St. Louis at Cincinnati Brooklyn at Philadelphia Atlanta at Birmingham Chattanooga at Little Rock Nashville at Memphis.
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Lookouts beaten five consecutive times by Chickasaws
Atlanta June 29 Joe Engel's Chattanooga Lookouts suffered a fifth straight defeat to Memphis Memphis Chickasaws as the Indians won both games 5 to 2 and 9 to 5 It marked another doubleheader loss for Chattanooga with New Orleans beating Atlanta 7 to 3 in a game also played Nashville Little Rock and Birmingham Knoxvilles contests were rained out
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Weak Hitting Is Hurting Chances Of Cindy Reds
The Cincinnati Reds struggle despite best defensive stats and strong starting pitching. They lost 6-2 to St Louis as Bill Hallahan pitched well and Cincinnati managed only four hits. The day also saw Bobby Brown lead Boston Braves over Philadelphia 6-2 and New York plus Brooklyn splitting a pair.
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Baseball league leaders listed in AP roundup
The Associated Press compiled season leaders with players from the Pirates Phillies Giants Braves Dodgers and others. Notable marks include Klein leading Phillies in batting average hits and RBIs while Foxx tops Athletics with 29 homers and Ruth leads Yankee power with 22 homers.
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DeForest backs Godwin to reach world light heavyweight crown
In Daytona Beach Florida Jimmy DeForest veteran trainer of Jack Dempsey predicts Bob Godwin the Georgian will become world light heavyweight champion one day. He hails Godwin as possessing every quality of a champion and expects his fifth bout with Joe Knight to continue Godwin’s ascent despite Knight being a tough challenger. Previous interactions include one draw a Knight knockout and two Godwin decisions.
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Buds Strive for Early Lead As Nine Games Remain
The team sits four games back after a loss to Albany as Moultrie Cairo and Albany hold the top spots. With nine games left before the halfway mark, the Buds hope to reach first place, facing Cairo and the Orphans in upcoming games. Starling, Veale, Henry, and Alday are slated to pitch and stop the Orphans while lingering injuries keep Peewee sidelined.
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Gambler's Throw Ends With A Wedding Twist
On Ashwood island trap, minister Dr Titherington contemplates a sudden wedding to Nancy Wentworth. Treasury operative Stevens unveils a plan to thwart abduction as Jerry Calhoun secretly marries Nancy, shocking Ashwood and drawing sharp stares from Lucci and the guests.
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Orphans Lose In Debut As Syrup Makers Win
Cairo Georgia June 29 new Orphan team in the Georgia Florida league opened with a loss 5 to 1 to the Syrup Makers. Smithwick held the Orphans to three safeties while Morrison yielded seven hits. Campbell batted a single and double for the Syrup Makers as the teams started the season in a pitchers duel.
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Baseball Roundup and a Fight Hint at Ashwood
Lew Krause makes first start and defeats Red Sox on seven hits. Tony Lazzeri and Joe Sewell lead Yankees to a 5-2 win over the Senators with homers. Johnny Frederick hits an eighth inning homer to beat the Giants in the Dodgers doubleheader. Bill Hallahan shuts down the Reds with four hits before a dramatic offfield confrontation hints at a forthcoming fight involving Nancy and Ashwood.
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Buds Defeated by Lions in Free-Hitting Contest
Albany Lions beat the Buds 7 to 6 in a high scoring Georgia Florida league game. Aiken led Buds with three hits in five trips while Hall paced the Lions offense with two. Henry and Alday started for Buds. Hayes and Johnson pitched for Albany.
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Webb loses decision to Pick Gray in Meigs boxing bout
Webb from Hahira forced Gray of Cairo in a ten round lightweight clash but Gray won the judges favor and the referee Saugues. The bout featured constant clinching with both fighters landing to head and body and finishing unhurt.
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Orphans Bring Strong Team to Meet the Buds
The Orphans travel to face the Buds in two fast games set for tomorrow and Friday. Howard Bridges and George Everett lead a lineup with mixed infield and outfield positions while Kearns starts on the mound. The Orphans recently beat Cairo 5 to 1, as Smithwick pitched for Cairo and the nine takes the former Tifton vacancy in regular league play.
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